We attend quite a few home and apartment remodeling expos, and the majority of contractors are eager to show off their remodeling projects to convince potential clients that they are the best fit for the project. Unfortunately, many of them are still flipping through binders of “before” and “after” remodeling project photos that don’t quite show off their work in the best light. Some contractors will have a large monitor at their booth with a video of a remodeling project, which is a better option, but none of these methods come anywhere close to letting a potential customer fully experience a remodeling project by literally walking through it!
Our 3D Virtual Tours, as shown in the example “before” and “after” tours above, let potential clients walk through the entire remodeling project and fully experience the dramatic makeover that a contractor’s professional services can provide. In this example, our client fully renovated this apartment, literally from the ground up, and they can show off every aspect of it to future potential clients.
Are you a commercial property owner or manager looking for a unique and engaging way to showcase your space? Look no further than 3D virtual tours! Our recent 3D virtual tour of a 7,000 square foot commercial building in Santa Monica is a prime example of the benefits of virtual tours for commercial properties. With this immersive and interactive experience,
Medico Healthcare Linen Service is a family-owned linen service company that has served healthcare and wellness professionals for over 80 years. They approached Twin Moons to create an immersive virtual tour to showcase their state-of-the-art facility and their facility’s capabilities. One major requirement of the project was to be able to shoot and display 360-degree videos within the tour to
We are proud to showcase our latest virtual tour of Rio Hondo College. While the campus was still closed for in-person classes, Rio Hondo College wanted to create a virtual tour that would help students become familiar with the campus and learn about all of the resources available to them. By using multiple aerial and ground level panoramas, we created
